The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-07

The Dayton, Eaton & Liberty rail-
way branch will be constructed. That
is a foregone conclusion. The survey
ors commenced to run the line on Mon
day last from the C. II. & D.. bridge
west of Eaton, across to Liberty.
Rnld-Headcd. Bare.Footed.
A slight cold often proves the fore
runner of a complaints which may be
fatal. Avoid thisresultby taking Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, the best remedy for
colds, coughs, and all throat and lung
diseases.
Having again engaged in the pur-
chase of Hardwood, I am prepared to
offer the highest market for timber and
lumber. Respectfully,
apr7-tfr G.. w. DEEM.
Energy will do almost anything, but
it cannot exist if the blood is impure
and moves s1uggishly in the veins
There is nothing so good for cleansing
the blood and imparting energy to the
system as Ayers Sarsaparilla. Price
81. Six bottles, SIS. Sold by druggists.
Carpenters are whetting their tools
to a sharp edge and otherwise prepar-
ing for an active seasons work as soon
as the spring season makes its appear
ance. 1t is to be hoped that they will
have enough to do to keep them all busy
during the entire working season.
Money to loanon long or short terms.
Some of the most desirable town prop
lerty in Eaton at decided bargains
Also several farms for sale. J. Fl. I'm
ger, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance
Agent, opposite the Court House.
april 7-2w.
Judge Campbell purchased last week
H. H. Martins interest in the frame
building on south Barron street, the
old p. o. stand, and Ed. Dye and him.
self will fit up a couple of nice rooms
for their law office. When Doc. Lugar
gets his two fine business rooms finish
ed close by there will be life on that
half square,.
The merits of the aEaton'' Wind Mill
are self-evident. 1t does not require a
ssIift here and a push there" but is au-
tomato in every part and is a credit to
its owner. Manufactured and for sale
|by G. w. DEEM.
The last meeting of the Preble Co.
Teachers Association for this year, will
be held in the Opera House, Eaton, O.,
Saturday, April 8. j. G. Mcpherson,
of Richmond, Ind, and j. A. Kelley,
of Hamilton are on the programme
There will also be a discussion of the
t~course of study for country schools and
a class recitation, under direction of
Miss futile and Miss Ressler, of pu-
pills of the Eaton Schools.
Get your Spring Shoes at the Cincin-
natl Boot & Shoe Store while they are
here, for they havea fine line OF goods
and are selling regardless of cost, at
Kline's Red Corner.
A matchmaker Of Wilmington, N. c.,
has te~legraphed the national ~observato-
Try at Washington that he has discover
ed by infallible experiments, that the
earth has been retarded 10minutes and
10 Clio secondsin six days ending March
3. If the earth should stop on the CEN
ter, as the wheels of the old stern
wheeled steamboats, used to do, it would
take a powerful big crowbar to star
her to going again. We'd much rather
she wouldn't stop. If she does, how
ever, let her for mercy sake stop a
noon, in place of midnight. This world
is all a fieeting show, but we want te
see the show as long as possible.
Lost--On Friday, April 1st, in Dix
on township, two copies of Grants At
las of the World. Finder will receive
q liberal reward by leaving them at Ea,
gle Hotel. C. S. LIPPINcorT.